Arghhh! Does your little matey like a bit of pirate adventure? (forgive my poor attempt at
pirate-talk!) Then I have some gift suggestions for you! The Pirates Kid Kit includes the book, Stories of Pirates (which can also be bought separately), a spyglass, compass, gold earring (clip-on), gold coins, eye patch, pirate flag, and bandanna. The kit also 
includes instructions for creating a treasure map and other fun ideas.This would be perfect for keeping on hand when you need an unexpected birthday gift (you know, when your kid is suddenly brings home an invitation to a birthday party which is less than 2 days away!) or for a snow day. This kid kit is recommended for kids 6 years and older.
Another kid kit is called the Pirate Things to Make and Do Kid Kit. It includes the Pirate Things to Make and Do book, pirate stamp (Jolly Roger Stamp), pirate stamp pad (black ink), shiny silver material for pirate sword, glue stick, scissors, black construction paper, white crayon, black felt and elastic cord for pirate moneybag, and heavy art paper for treasure chest & other projects.The book has easy-to-follow instructions for many creative pirate projects. This kit is ideal for days indoors when the kids say the infamous words, “Mom, I’m bored!”
For the wee pirates in your home, try That’s Not My Pirate… Like others in the “That’s Not My…” series, this book incorporates repetitive language with textures (for baby or toddler to touch) and simple descriptions. This is a great choice for babies and toddlers who have big brothers or sisters who are mad about pirates because big brother or sister can help you to share this book with the little one.
For preschool through third grade children, On a Pirate Ship is wonderful picture book. 
The book features colorful illustrations of a pirate and his crew (one crewmate featured is a child) as they have a child-appropriate pirate adventure on the high seas.
Children 10 years old and up will enjoy trading in their everyday lives for a voyage with Jim and the crew of the Hispaniola. This version of Robert Louis Stevenson’s Treasure Island, while abridged for younger readers, maintains the original storyline and is an entertaining adventure which will capture children’s imagination. Pirates, treasure maps, and Long John Silver–who ask for a more exciting adventure to share with a child in your life?
